A Poetic Apology Because doing this is easier than making up for the mistakes I made
To whomever it may concern, I wish to grant my deepest apology for whatever it may be that you think I may have done Although I will deny that I did it And if i did do it Than I had done it for a good reason Please know that I will halfheartedly take any responsibility This way I only have to feel half as guilty
I will try my best to make up a long list of things that I will try to change about myself Even though I will not actually try to do them But, if you ever bring this up to me I will remind you that these things take time
I will be trying to work on myself As I do nothing at all And I will be trying to improve my relationships As I deny any wrongdoing Watch as I fix my flaws Without doing any self reflection
For those who do not accept my apology I will be calling you heartless cowards I will rake your name though the muck I will burn down the house that we had made together And I will be seen as the victim of this narrative
Gas lights can make for an excellent way to uncover the truth though the darkness But, they are only effective when the right person is handling the torch
This poem is supposed to be a parody of my younger self when I thought that apologies are all it takes for forgiveness after doing something wrong.